Can you bleach the white towels?
30563
I didn't purchase the white but I can't imagine why not. They wash ( and obviously) dry beautifully!
30564
I can't imagine why not! Bleach, overdone, will destroy any fabric. But in proper quantities, sure!
30565
The laundry instruction that accompanied my towels said not to bleach. But on occasion I have used a minimal amount of bleach and my towels have wash-up beautifully. I do not use bleach often...but do use Arm & Hammer Baking Soda regularly.
994567
Yes, but as with any cotton product, go easy on the bleach. And launder them as soon as you're finished with a task. You have a much netter shot at getting them pretty clean. Although I have to say, these are SO cheap....if one got really bad, I'd toss it.
1030037
I don't see why not,,,, bleach would likely tend to weaken the fabric faster over time than if you didn't use it, but that's true of any fabric in contact with bleach. This system is just so handy and you wouldn't have your hands in the bleach water, which is a real plus!
124256
They do have a white finish on them that stops them from molding.They can not handle heavy loads like towels.
1675329
I always put a small amount of bleach in with the towels and sheets regardless of their color. It kills germs from the body.
145402
I haven't really noticed that. My kids have white towels too! I have noticed a few drops of color on my bath mat but they come out in the wash. Sorry for the delay and not really answering the question. My seven year old son LOVES these:)
2181256
Yes. I wash these towels together in a small load on delicate cycle with regular detergent, no bleach. Then I just hang them in the basement to dry. If you have accidentally dropped one of these on the ground while using them on the car, be sure to remove any tiny bits of gravel, dirt, thorns, etc. by hand before washing, as these particles really cling to the fabric.
1898906
Yes. Although I have not washed them yet because mine is fairly new, but I would wash them in cold water only and no bleach. Also , I would be cautious putting them in the dryer or on the lowest drying level for a short time so they would not shrink. I am really pleased with the product, the sturdiness and the convenience of sorting.
1353636
Mine is just stained from use. I'd imagine you'd have to wash it after every use to keep it bleach white. I've tried all types of soap and it's just stained.
1757359
No! Use only once, unless you have additional spray. Then you can re-use the towels.
1883841
The colors pictured are the ones that we have, I don't believe that these would bleach to white
665583
No. They be used once again. But can use any of cloth. I even have use blue paper towels are real good
936594
WAsh with other whites; use bleach. Actually, these towels don't break down with bleach like other (better) flour-sack towels. In fact, I don't think these are really flour sack towels at all.
1766806
I haven't tried it but I don't think I'd do that because of the number of times you'll be washing and bleaching a bib. I ordered a package of them them in White and a package in the boy colors and a package in the girl colors. Everyone loves them. I like to embroider them and give them as gifts. Terrific value!
131538
I don't think you can. I soak mine in a little bit of bleach with warm water for a few hours.
1740677
Yes. They will be much softer and more absorbent if you do, and become nicer with each washing. They bleach beautifully.
657278
Kind of...the instructions say you can. I've owned a couple of them and they are long-lasting. The first one I didn't wash in the machine and it lasted forever, the second one I washed in the machine and it seemed like it started getting rips in it soon afterwards. If you buy a white mat, bleach should be fine, it will make the blue mat "cloudy" with light blotchy areas. Did I answer your question?